Utah Dept of Natural Resources - Paleontological Resources Inventory and Monitoring at Arches National Park

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Utah Dept of Natural Resources - Paleontological Resources Inventory and Monitoring at Arches National Park: This is a notice of intent only. Paleontologists from the Utah Geological Survey and the NPS will undertake a paleontological resource inventory of potentially fossiliferous rocks exposed along the south and west sides of the Salt Valley within Arches National Park. The field team will undertake a paleontological locality condition assessment of the Cedar Mountain Formation track site just north of Delicate Arch Trail. The team will establish a monitoring strategy for this fossil track locality. The UGS will assist the National Park Service with the production of fossil replicas for use in interpretation and education.